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Former Baltimore Orioles player and member of Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Cal Ripken Jr. gives baseballs to Nicaraguan children during an instructional session in Granada Stadium, some 45 km (27 miles) south of Managua November 14, 2008. Ripken is on a three-day visit to Nicaragua, his first as an American Public Diplomacy Envoy for the U.S. Department of State, during which he will conduct a series of baseball clinics for local children and coaches.
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Former Baltimore Orioles player and member of Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Cal Ripken Jr. gives baseballs to Nicaraguan children during an instructional session in Granada Stadium, some 45 km (27 miles) south of Managua November 14, 2008. Ripken is on a three-day visit to Nicaragua, his first as an American Public Diplomacy Envoy for the U.S. Department of State, during which he will conduct a series of baseball clinics for local children and coaches.

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Former Baltimore Orioles player and member of Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Cal Ripken Jr. gives baseballs to Nicaraguan children during an instructional session in Granada Stadium, some 45 km (27 miles) south of Managua November 14, 2008. Ripken is on a three-day visit to Nicaragua, his first as an American Public Diplomacy Envoy for the U.S. Department of State, during which he will conduct a series of baseball clinics for local children and coaches.


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Former Baltimore Orioles player and member of Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Cal Ripken Jr. gives baseballs to Nicaraguan children during an instructional session in Granada Stadium, some 45 km (27 miles) south of Managua November 14, 2008. Ripken is on a three-day visit to Nicaragua, his first as an American Public Diplomacy Envoy for the U.S. Department of State, during which he will conduct a series of baseball clinics for local children and coaches.
Former Baltimore Orioles player and member of Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Cal Ripken Jr. Stands with fellow MLB Hall of Famer Dennis Martinez during an instructional session in Granada Stadium, some 45 km (27 mi) south of Managua November 14, 2008. Ripken is on a three-day visit to Nicaragua, his first as an American Public Diplomacy Envoy for the U.S. Department of State, during which he will conduct a series of baseball clinics for local children and coaches.
Former Baltimore Orioles player and member of Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Cal Ripken Jr. gives batting tips to Nicaraguan children during an instructional session in Granada Stadium, some 45 km (27 mi) south of Managua November 14, 2008. Ripken is on a three-day visit to Nicaragua, his first as an American Public Diplomacy Envoy for the U.S. Department of State, during which he will conduct a series of baseball clinics for local children and coaches.